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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 10, 2019
The City of West Kelowna will close Rotary Park, including the beach and parking lot areas, starting Wednesday, September 11 in order to complete much-needed restoration and flood mitigation work.
Historic Okanagan Lake flooding in 2017 and high water levels in 2018 caused damage to riprap, retaining walls and staircases along the shoreline.
The City of West Kelowna will reinstall displaced riprap, remove failed retaining...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 10, 2019
MP Stephen Fuhr, Kelowna-Lake Country, announced today that the City of West Kelowna’s request has been granted for a timeline extension to meet grant requirements for its Rose Valley Water Treatment Plant.
Fuhr made the announcement in front of West Kelowna Municipal Hall indicating that the City now has a further two years, until March 2022, to construct the much-anticipated Rose Valley Water Treatment Plant. The announcement...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 09, 2019  
The public and the media is invited to join MP Stephen Fuhr, Kelowna-Lake Country, and West Kelowna Mayor Gord Milsom for an important special announcement related to West Kelowna’s Rose Valley Water Treatment Plant.
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
10 a.m.
West Kelowna Municipal Hall Courtyard
2760 Cameron Road, West Kelowna
Refreshments will be available.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 06, 2019
What recreational facilities and programs would you like to see added or improved on the Westside?
The City is looking for input from its residents in West Kelowna and our neighbours in Westbank First Nation and the District of Peachland, especially those who use our facilities and programs, to determine future recreational needs.
Residents can participate in several ways, including attending sessions at the recreational...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 06, 2019
In consultation with Interior Health, the City of West Kelowna has rescinded a Water Quality Advisory for Rose Valley Properties. 
The advisory had been required since Tuesday, September 3 because of higher than normal turbidity, which was the result of a water line break at a construction site.
Repairs, flushing, monitoring and testing are completed and quality is back to normal. The City thanks Rose Valley residents...
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